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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3984, 5 October 1881, Page 1

Drapery J. MARSHALL Has Now Received* AND Commenced OPENING UP, TT IS FIEST LOT OF «■ SPRING- .» Clothing, &c, &c, &c. 1Q CASES, ex 'Asbmore,' (OWN IMPORTATION), 1 A CASES, Sought in Colonial Markets. J. M. Las also receired advices of a Second Shipment of Several Cases, per s.s. 'Lusitania, 1 to. Sydney, WHICH IS NOW BUB. tST Further Particulars in Future Advertisement. J. MARSHALL, ALBERTfJSTHEET. General Notices .-•■'• } f ' - Local Self-Government. LOCAL Self-Government* being the qaeslion of the day, tho undersigned has determined, in order thai its principles may have a fair trial here, to SOPPLY the inhabi tants of the Thames with all the BOOTS and SHOES they may require at FBICSS con. SIDEBABLY lOWEB THAN HAVE HITHEHTO bekn .chabqed THBJt, The following PRICE LlST—for Goodi.made to- Order on the Promisee, not slop made id Auckland —will give a slight ide&of the Reduction!*? hat harp been made:—,. , , • .' REDUCED CASH PRICE LIST. ■~"""™ Gents' Elastiq Sides 15s , „ Balmorals „, ' ltis . ■ „ Shoes 14s „ Watertights 15s „ Bluchers ... 13d Miners' White Leather Bluch rs „. 12* Ladies' El as ie Sides ... ... 14s Children's Boot", from Bs., Half Soling und Heeling „. „, 4s Don't Forget the Aweess :— GEO. OKOUKER, BROWN STRKET, Gbahamstown. P.S.—All Accounts Due to me MUST BE PAID AT ONCE, or they will be placed in a Solicitor's hands for Recovery. J. BRIGHT, NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN, AND FRUITER. BEGS to iuform his customers and friends he has REMOVED to a MOKE CENTRAL POSITION'in POLLEN STREET, njjab MARY STREET, where he begs to solicit a continuance of their patronage, and hope by a careful, diligent atteution to their requirements to give further satisfaction. Also—J.B. has for SALE Mammoth Long Bed Mangold and Champion Yellow at 2s per lb; also, Belgian Carrot for Cattle. A great variety of Peas and Beans. Also-JOB'S TEAR GRASS, remarkable for its quick growth and ornament »1 habit. It is ver* suitable <or Bouquets, and when its merits are known it will be extensively growu by farmers,